Growing Up in Morocco in the 1950s and What Happened to Julia, Robert and Luciano Lueder
Plus My View of Morocco Today
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Growing Up in Morocco in the 1950s and What Happened to Julia, Robert and Luciano Lueder
Narrated by:
Lawrence Lueder
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Narrated by:
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Lawrence Lueder
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By:
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Lawrence Lueder
About this listen
This is a repeat of a similar book I wrote, with corrections and more detail. It is about the people we met both on and off the base in Morocco, and it is about the friendly people during that period.
Ever since the Americans left, it seems Morocco, much like the Middle East, is turning for the worst. It was some of my best of times, and it became the worst of times prior to departing for the USA. It's about what it was like back then and how thing have changed.
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